Colony Theatre Company

The Colony Theatre Company began its distinguished history of continuous production in 1975, when it was incorporated as a non-profit organization by a group of young Los Angeles television actors eager to return to their theatre roots. It was to
remain in residence at the  99-seat Studio Theatre Playhouse in the Silver Lake district of Los Angeles for the next 25 years.

During that time, through steadfast commitment to professional quality in its productions, as well as smart marketing, the company built the largest subscriber base of any small theatre in the area. By the early 90s, Colony shows were virtually sold out before they opened, and the company began an odyssey to find a larger home

After several years of searching, they came upon a vacant building owned by the City of Burbank. Formerly a museum, the